Park Cities, TX March 2025

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THE PARK CITIES PITMASTER, KENT RATHBUN

FOUNDER OF THE STAGED COLLECTIVE, ELIZABETH SCHRAMME

CHILDREN’S CANCER FUND’S 35TH ANNIVERSARY GALA

The Home Issue

Be it ever so humble, there’s no place like home.

We are certainly greatful to be a part of your home each month and to share the hearts and lives of others with each of you.

”Home is the nicest word there is.” - Laura Ingalls Wilder

”The strength of a nation derives from the integrity of the home.” - Confucius

”Home is what you take with you, not what you leave behind.” - N.K. Jamisin

“Where we love is home, home that our feet may leave, but not our hearts.” - Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.

No matter what “home” means to you, these quotes are sure to resonate feelings of being at peace and secure in your special space.

The concept of home is universal, however we all define home differently. Uncovering the root meaning of “home” I found that this idea of hearts and home being connected is actually the foundation in the history of the word.  The Old English word ham - (not the pig) - refers to a village or estate where many “souls” are gathered. It implies there’s a physical dwelling involved, but the main idea is that it’s a gathering of people. Whether you are in your space alone, with your ever so loyal pet, special friends, your children or even your grandchildren - home is the abiding place of the affections. It’s not a building or a room, but a place where your love dwells.

Below I share a verse that emphasizes the importance of wisdom, understanding, and knowledge in building a strong home. One built on these virtues is one that thrives, not just physically, but spiritually and emotionally.

The “rare and beautiful treasures” mentioned are not only material things, but the love, peace and faith that fill a home when it is built on godly principles. After all, the hearts that enter its doorway are what truly define a HOME.

“By wisdom a house is built, and through understanding it is established; through knowledge its rooms are filled with rare and beautiful treasures.”

Proverbs 24:3-4

March 2025

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inside the issue

Children’s Cancer Fund’s 35th Anniversary Gala

On April 11, the Children’s Cancer Fund Gala will celebrate its 35th Anniversary.

The Park Cities Pitmaster

From fine dining to every Dallasite’s’ favorite curbside BBQ, Chef Kent Rathbun knows no bounds.

Staging That Sells: Turning Houses into Homes

Founder of The Staged Collective Elizabeth Schramme uses a tailored, design-forward approach to

staging in the Park Cities.

Chef Kent Rathbun’s story is one of constant reinvention—a journey that has taken him from high-end French kitchens to the backyard BBQ pits of Texas,

city scene

1: Zoo To Do 2024: Safari Noir Gala Co-chairs Mary MaDerrmott Cook and Grace Cook 2: Celebrating Turtle Creek Gala with Sharon Ballew, Gala Chair; J.D. Trueblood, President and CEO, Deborah Stanford, Board Chair 3: Sharon Smith, Wayne Smith, Tour of Homes co-chair, Pam Morgan

business monthly

Hola HP Spring Break Camps

Our Spring Break camps for students ages 3 through 1st grade combine seasonal fun with academic enrichment. Each camp is packed with engaging activities, including games, crafts, read-alouds, and hands-on learning experiences designed to spark creativity and foster a lifelong love of learning. Give your little one a memorable, educational spring break filled with fun and discovery!

SESSION Pilates Opens Preston Royal Location

SESSION Pilates, a trailblazer in the group fitness industry, is excited to open its sixth studio. The new location is situated at the corner of Preston Road and Royal Lane in Preston Hollow. This expansion marks a significant milestone for SESSION Pilates, solidifying its commitment to sharing its non-traditional, communityfocused approach to reformer Pilates. Join the Preston Royal “Insider List” to stay up-to-date on all things SESSION Pilates – Preston Royal. For more information, visit sessionpilates.com or follow @sessionpilate s on Instagram.

Are a Boutique Anti-Aging Medical Spa.

We offer non surgical aesthetics services such as Wrinkle Relaxers, Fillers, Facials, PDO Threads, Sculptra, Exosomes, Male Enhancement, Microneedling with PRP, and more. We only carry Emer Skincare and Hydrinity and medical grade skincare lines such as ZO Skin Health.

2025 AWARE Affair Boots, Buckles and Brain Health presented by Trailblazer

Celebrating 35 years, AWARE Affair  Boots, Buckles and Brain Health presented by Trailblazer Presentin Sponsor Anne Davidson, is set for April 4th at Gilley’s Dallas. Supporters come together for a night to fight Alzheimer’s and support care partners. Guests will enjoy a delicious seated buffet dinner, dancing to The Breckenridge Band, lots of fun brain health activities, silent and live auction, and a meaningful evening with friends and family while raising money for AWARE. awaredallas.org/aware-affair

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Our first step is just to listen - to really listen - to your concerns and take the time to reassure you that you can take baby steps. You are going to look natural. You are going to feel confident in your decisions. We are going to respect your budget, and we will move at your pace. We believe in prevention and corrective aesthetics and we pride ourselves on helping our clients achieve their individual goals.

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We have such amazing, innovative business leaders in our community who are proud to serve you, our residents, with class and quality. We’ve compiled some of our top company picks for the services that might be on your mind this month in an effort to make your lives a little easier.

Interior Designer

Rutherford's Design-Fabrics-Gifts rutherfordsdesign.com | 214.357.0888

The Interior theinteriordallas.com | 214.366.0606

Jenkins Interiors jenkinsinteriors.com

Shawna Kuykendall Interiors shawnakinteriors.com

Living Modern Home livingmodernhome.com

Home Builder

Bobeche and Branch bobecheandbranch.com | 817.368.9955

Coats Homes coatshomes.com | 214.206.3900

Edinburgh Custom Homes edinburghcustomhomes.net | 214.336.2228

Want to suggest a monthly pick?

Starr Construction Luxury Custom Homes g2starr.com | 214.984.3663

Barringer Homes barringercustomhomes.com | 945.536.1097

Architect

Bernbaum Magadini Architects byarchitects.com | 214.219.4258

Stephen B. Chambers Arthitect chambersarchitects.com | 214.616.8241

SHM Architects shmarchitects.com | 214.252.3830

Charles Todd Helton charlestoddhelton.com | 281.825.9659

Blume Architecture blumearchitecture.com | 972.743.2835

Pool Builder

Aqua Terra Outdoors aquaterraoutdoors.com | 214.387.8333

Liquidus Pools Inc. liquiduspools.com | 214.256.5731

Big D Pools bigdpools.com | 214.247.7665

Creative Pools dallascreativepools.com | 214.373.7665

Summerhill Pools summerhillpools.com | 214.341.6046

Flooring Specialist

Arizona Tile arizonatile.com | 972.456.0935

Emilio Flooring emilioflooring.com | 214.892.6364

Peeks Floor Company peekscarpet.com | 214.528.4808

Baar Floor Care baarfloorcare.com | 817.999.4602

Don’s Diamond Tile Inc. donsdiamondtileinc.com | 214.213.4914

CHILDREN’S CANCER FUND’S 35TH ANNIVERSARY GALA

On Friday, April 11, the Children’s Cancer Fund Gala will celebrate its 35th Anniversary, an inspiring evening dedicated to raising funds and awareness for pediatric cancer research and care. This year’s event, presented by Dillard’s, promises to be a memorable occasion filled with hope, celebration, and generosity. The gala will take place at the Hilton Anatole and bring together an incredible lineup of supporters, including legendary athletes, community leaders, and courageous young patients.

Hall of Fame Quarterback Troy Aikman and Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Dak Prescott will again grace the event, serving as Honorary Chairs. Their continued dedication to the cause highlights the significant impact that community leaders can have on improving the lives of children battling cancer. Meredith Land and Lori Jones will join them as this year’s Gala Chairs and spearhead everything surrounding organizing and promoting this extraordinary event.

The inspiring fashion show is a centerpiece of the evening, featuring 20 pediatric cancer patients and survivors. These brave children will walk the runway alongside celebrity escorts, embodying strength, resilience, and hope. The fashion show is a visual treat and a powerful reminder of the courage it takes to battle cancer.

2025 Gala Co-Chairs Lori Jones and Meredith Land

Celebrity participants lend their star power to the event, making it an unforgettable experience for the children and attendees.

The gala offers an engaging lineup of activities and entertainment, ensuring a night of enjoyment and philanthropy:

• Dinner and Dancing: Guests will enjoy a gourmet dinner followed by lively dancing, creating a festive atmosphere that celebrates life and community.

• Live and Silent Auctions: The event will feature both live and silent auctions, allowing attendees to bid on exclusive items and experiences. Proceeds from the auctions go directly to funding pediatric cancer research and programs that support affected families.

This year’s Children’s Cancer Fund’s Gala, sponsored by Dillard’s, will mark the nonprofit organization’s 35th annual flagship fundraising event dedicated to advancing research and treatment programs in pediatric oncology. All funds raised will contribute to groundbreaking research and vital treatment programs at leading institutions such as Children’s Medical Center and UT Southwestern Medical Center. Over the years, the gala has played a pivotal role in improving the lives of countless children and families impacted by cancer.

As the organization marks its 35th anniversary, this year’s gala is particularly significant. It reflects decades of unwavering

2025 Honorary Chairs Dak Prescott and Troy Aikman

commitment to the fight against pediatric cancer and celebrates the community that has made these milestones possible. With the involvement of high-profile Honorary Chairs with ties to the Dallas Cowboys, passionate organizers, and the inspiring participation of young patients, the event will leave a lasting impression on all who attend.

“I HAVE BEEN LUCKY ENOUGH TO EMCEE THE CCF GALA FOR MANY YEARS. IT IS THE MOST IMPACTFUL EVENT I HAVE EVER BEEN A PART OF."  - MEREDITH LAND

There are many ways to contribute, whether through sponsorships, donations, or attending the event. Those who participate in this remarkable cause will become part of a collective effort to bring hope, healing, and smiles to children facing cancer. Supporting the Children’s Cancer Fund means contributing to groundbreaking research, vital treatment programs, and family support initiatives.

The Children’s Cancer Fund’s 35th Anniversary Gala will celebrate courage, community, and compassion. With Troy Aikman and Dak Prescott’s involvement, in addition to dedicated organizers and inspirational children who take center stage, the event will embody the power of unity in overcoming adversity. The evening will raise critical funds and remind us of the impact possible when coming together for a common cause. At its core, the Children’s Cancer Fund remains committed to funding cutting-edge research, supporting families, and fostering hope for a brighter future for children battling cancer.

2024 Gala with Gracie Hunt and Amairy Velazquez

THE PARK CITIES PITMASTER

From fine dining to every Dallasite’s’ favorite curbside BBQ, Chef Kent Rathbun knows no bounds.

Chef Kent Rathbun’s story is one of constant reinvention—a journey that has taken him from high-end French kitchens to the backyard BBQ pits of Texas, all while keeping his roots firmly planted in the heart of Dallas. As a decadeslong member of the Park Cities community, Rathbun’s

Chef Kent Rathbun
“For our family, food wasn’t just about eating—it was about sharing it with friends and family, and that sense of community has always been a big part of my passion for cooking.”

impact on the local dining scene has been nothing short of remarkable.

Long before Rathbun electrified the Dallas culinary scene with his fine dining establishments and adventurous approach to flavor, his love of food began in the kitchen of his childhood home. “I’d have to say it all started with my parents,” Rathbun recalls. “They were both big on entertaining, so I grew up around food and hospitality. For our family, food wasn’t just about eating—it was about sharing it with friends and family, and that sense of community has always been a big part of my passion for cooking.”

His mother, who worked in the restaurant business, exposed him to the world of fine dining early on, allowing Rathbun to experience top-tier chefs and exceptional food from a young age. Then, at just

17 years old, he took his first professional step in the culinary world as an apprentice at La Bonne Auberge, a five-star French restaurant in Kansas City.

It’s no secret that Rathbun’s name is synonymous with fine dining in Dallas. His restaurant Abacus was an iconic part of the city’s culinary scene for 17 years, drawing in loyal patrons from all over. But fine dining wasn’t the only style in the Rathbun household—his father was a great backyard chef, and introduced him to Kansas City-style BBQ. So when COVID struck, Rathbun pivoted, embracing his roots and the emerging trend of curbside dining with his new venture: Rathbun Curbside BBQ.

“BBQ has always been a passion of mine, dating back to when I was a kid,” he shares. “When the pandemic hit, we were all just looking for something to

do. A couple of us had smokers, so we decided to start smoking meats for folks who couldn’t dine in. What I didn’t expect was how quickly it would take off.”

What started as a pandemic project quickly turned into a booming business, with the curbside venture generating over $1.2 million in sales in its first year—and that’s with operating only two days a week. “Eventually, we had to shift to a full-fledged catering operation, and now, Rathbun Curbside BBQ is a full-service catering company, handling everything from small gatherings to large events,” Rathbun says.

Combining his Kansas City roots with his love of Texas-style BBQ, Rathbun Curbside BBQ is a fusion of the two, highlighting the bold flavors and spices of the Southwest. “What really sets our BBQ apart, though, is the level of care we put into every detail— from the meats to the sides and the bread,” he says. “Everything we serve is something I’d be proud to put on the menu at any of my restaurants.”

Rathbun’s exquisite craftsmanship and commitment to quality ingredients is what makes his BBQ offerings so sought after in the competitive Dallas food scene. For instance, he’s particularly proud of his Steak and Chop Garlic Salt—a seasoning blend he dubs “gold dust.” “It’s the perfect mix of salt, cracked black pepper and garlic,” he says. Available at Central Market and online, it’s a secret weapon that elevates many of his dishes.

There’s also the “Morganrita,” a fan-favorite margarita that has taken on a life of its own. Rathbun credits his good friend Morgan Palmer for its creation. “Morgan was a regular at Rathbun Curbside BBQ, and he wanted to create a margarita that would pair perfectly with our BBQ,” he recalls. What started as a special request quickly became a staple at Rathbun’s restaurants,

“What really sets our BBQ apart, though, is the level of care we put into every detail—from the meats to the sides and the bread.”

including Lovers Seafood Market and Shinsei. With high-quality ingredients and a balanced flavor profile, the Morganrita has become a hit with diners and a perfect complement to Rathbun’s flavorful offerings.

From the 1999 opening of Abacus to the creation of Rathbun Curbside BBQ, and everything in between, the Park Cities community has wholeheartedly embraced Rathbun’s innovative approach to dining. In turn, Rathbun is passionate about supporting the community who’s loyalty has helped his businesses thrive. “Giving back is something that’s always been important to me,” he shares. “We’ve been lucky enough to have the public’s support for so many years, and it feels right to return that by supporting causes

that matter.” His charitable efforts span a wide range of causes, from the North Dallas Food Bank and March of Dimes to the Cattle Baron’s Ball and American Heart Association.

When asked about what’s next for him, Rathbun is vague but optimistic. “I’ve been traveling a lot recently, and I’ve developed a huge appreciation for traditional Argentine Asado,” he says. His curiosity for new flavors and techniques keeps him exploring. “I’m also a big fan of Mexican cuisine, so who knows? There are always new ideas on the horizon.”

With his ever-expanding culinary empire and his genuine connection to the community, Chef Rathbun’s legacy in Dallas is firmly secured, and we can’t wait to see what’s next.

STAGING THAT SELLS: TURNING Houses into Homes

FOUNDER OF THE STAGED COLLECTIVE ELIZABETH SCHRAMME USES A TAILORED, DESIGN-FORWARD APPROACH TO HOME STAGING IN THE PARK CITIES.

Photographer
Stephany Bowman, Paparazzi Park Cities
Elizabeth Schramme

When it comes to home staging, the right decision can make or break a sale, but it’s more than just filling a property with furniture. According to seasoned designer and founder of Dallas-based home staging service The Staged Collective, Elizabeth Schramme, “Staging is not just about making a home look beautiful—it’s about telling a story that allows potential buyers to envision their lives in the space.”

Under Schramme’s keen eye, The Staged Collective offers an intuitive, client-focused approach that combines design expertise with a deep understanding of the real estate market. “The inspiration came from my belief in the transformative power of design and my desire to elevate the home-selling experience,” she says. “After spending over a decade in the high-end furniture and design industry, I saw firsthand how beautifully curated spaces could evoke emotion, create connection and ultimately influence decision-making. I realized that the same principles could be applied to home staging—where the goal is not just to furnish a space, but to tell a story that resonates with buyers.”

The Park Cities real estate market, known for its competitive nature, requires homes to stand out—and staging can be the difference between a quick sale and one that lingers on the market. “I’ve seen firsthand how staging can impact a sale,” Schramme shares.

Photographer Patrick Flores, Builder Tanner Homes

“I’ve worked with homes that sat empty for months and then sold for 20% over asking price after being staged. When a home is staged well, it helps buyers emotionally connect with the space, which is often the key to driving interest and competitive offers.”

With architectural styles ranging from grand, traditional estates to sleek, modern homes, working in the Park Cities has inspired Schramme to stretch her creativity and adaptability. “My approach starts with understanding both the home’s style and the lifestyle of its potential buyer,” she says. “We don’t rely on a cookie-cutter formula or one-size-fits-all solutions. Instead, we take the time to understand each property’s architecture, location and target market.”

For example, staging a bachelor’s pad might call for a sleek, modern aesthetic, while a family home might require a design that’s both functional and chic.

According to Schramme, creating a universally appealing space is at the heart of what makes staging effective. While every project by The Staged Collective is highly customized, there are a few key ways Schramme ensures a space is warm, inviting and engaging for everyone. She starts with a foundation of larger, neutral furniture, then builds a different story around each home by layering textures and materials, and adding pillows, art and accessories.

welcoming and livable, while still maintaining a broad appeal that lets buyers envision their own style in the space.” Her curated inventory of furnishings and accessories, combined with a collaborative approach with realtors and homeowners, ensures each project is tailored to highlight the property’s best features.

In addition to the physical transformation of a home, Schramme’s design philosophy is deeply rooted in the emotional aspect of selling a property. “Staging is about crafting an atmosphere that’s inviting and emotionally engaging,” she says. “That moment when you step into a staged home and instantly feel its potential is what drives my creativity and passion for this work.”

“The goal is not just to furnish a space, but to tell a story that resonates with buyers.”

As a mother of young children, Schramme’s ability to juggle a successful business with the demands of motherhood has not only shaped her perspective on life but has also influenced her design philosophy. “Being a mom in the Park Cities has given me a unique perspective on balancing beauty with practicality,” she reflects. “It’s about selecting pieces that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also fit seamlessly into an active, family-oriented lifestyle. My goal is to create homes that inspire families to see the potential of their living spaces—not just as places to live, but as places to thrive.”

“These smaller elements allow me to infuse personality and warmth into the space, whether that’s through pops of color, organic materials or thoughtful decorative touches,” she says. “This layering process ensures the home feels

For Schramme, the work she does with The Staged Collective is more than just business—it’s a passion for design, a love of storytelling and a belief in the transformative power of creating spaces that feel like home.

Costa Christ

KEY SECRETS FOR A SPARKLING HOME

A SPRING KIND OF CLEAN

TIP #1 Freshen up the Kitchen

A fresh, clean kitchen impacts the entire home. To freshen up the sink, Kim says, “Run hot water while pouring in equal parts of baking soda and white vinegar through the disposal. Follow with a few drops of blue Dawn Dishwashing soap to cut away any grease buildup. Sharpen the disposal blades by running cooler water and ice through it. For a fresh smell, grind a few slices of lemon, lime or orange, removing any seeds first.”

To clean everything else in the kitchen, including counters and stainless-steel appliances, use a microfiber cloth and a solution of 2-3 drops of Dawn mixed with water.

TIP #2 Spruce up the Living Room

The living room also deserves special attention. Kim says, “Start by pulling furniture away from the walls, vacuuming and dusting behind it. Make sure you dust air vents as well. Then, pull all of the furniture cushions off to vacuum underneath and in crevices. It’s always good to rotate and fluff cushions too.”

To banish dust from your furniture, Kim suggests using a good microfiber cloth that is slightly damp instead of furniture polish, which can leave a build-up on furniture that actually attracts dust.

TIP #3 Brighten up Windows

Brighten up your whole home by intentionally focusing on the windows. “Homeowners often forget about the inside of the window,” says Kim. “They dust the blinds or the shutters, but when the blinds are pulled up, the windows often have dust or a film on them.” Kim suggests cleaning the inside of the windows on a cloudy day to reduce streaks. “A good glass cleaner with a microfiber cloth works really well. If you still have streaks, try using a little bit of rubbing alcohol.”

WITH OVER 70 YEARS OF HVAC EXPERIENCE, THE DAMASCUS TEAM IS A RELIABLE BREATH OF FRESH AIR IN THE PARK CITIES

BLESSED RELIEF: DAMASCUS AIR

Weather in Texas can be extraordinarily fickle. Having an experienced, trustworthy HVAC company on speed dial can make all the difference in the world during a cold winter or sweltering summer.

Ask owner Dillon Cripps what his clients might say about his company, Damascus Air, if he wasn’t standing in the room with them, and he’ll confidently say:

values trust, and strong relationships, Dillion and his Damascus Air employees believe the company’s legendary to dedication to transparency and integrity stand out. “Additionally, we are committed to treating each customer as though they’re a member of our family,” he says.

The overarching Damascus Air philosophy is simple, yet refreshingly direct: “We are ‘doing life’ with our customers,” he says. “Many times, I find myself

“WE SPECIALIZE IN TAILORED, HIGH-END SERVICE, CATERING TO CLIENTS WITH BUSY LIVES, ALL IN A TRUSTWORTHY, FAMILY-ORIENTED ENVIRONMENT.”

“They’d probably say they can count on us to be honest, reliable, and thorough. They might mention that we treat them with respect, take the time to explain options, and never pressure anyone into unnecessary work,” or that, “We make them feel like more than just customers by genuinely caring about their comfort and following up to ensure everything is working as it should.”

Most of all, Dillon says, they’ll likely describe Damascus Air as a dependable team that values their customers’ trust and always strives to “do right by their clients.”

Based in Royse City, Dillon, his wife Crystal, and Damascus Air serve the needs of homeowners throughout Dallas-Fort Worth, including the Park Cities. “Local expertise with a personal touch” is part of their company mantra. “We’re not a big, impersonal chain,” says Dillon proudly. “We’re part of the community, so we understand the specific needs of homes in the area. Our solutions are tailored to keep systems running smoothly and homes comfortable, no matter the season.”

Many Park Cities residents have demanding schedules, so stressing the convenience of reliable, on-time service always resonates with Damascus Air clients. “We offer priority scheduling for clients with our maintenance agreements, and or same-day service for emergencies,” says Dillon.

Faith-based, family-oriented and focused on credibility in a North Texas community that

with a client, talking about life, sharing blessings, or exchanging advice, conversations far beyond HVAC issues. It’s in those moments, I think, ‘And we thought this was just about AC service?’”

Dillon says such situations are vivid reminders that what Damascus Air does is more than a job, it’s a calling. “I truly love this work and feel blessed to serve others while living out my purpose,” he says.

“We treat our customers like family, focused on building lasting relationships, not just making a quick buck.”

As a tenured business with experienced employees and deep roots in DFW, Dillon says he understands the challenges homeowners face, which is why he offers honest, dependable service with no gimmicks or high-pressure sales tactics attached.

“It’s not about pushing products, it’s about earning trust, providing the right solutions, and keeping homes comfortable for years to come.”

Damascus Air specializes in residential and commercial HVAC repairs and services. “Our focus is on building lasting relationships by delivering dependable service that gives you peace of mind, knowing your comfort is always our top priority,” says Dillon, who boasts repeat customers that go back two decades. “It isn’t just about fixing HVAC systems … it’s about providing peace of mind and comfort to our community.”

For more information check the company’s website at DamascusAir.com or call (682) 300-0123

MARCH 5TH - 28TH

Stanley Korshak Events

Hotel Crescent Court | Check Website for Times

The month’s events includes Hevron trunk show in The Shak, Level Two, March 5-6; Pescarolo Personal Appearance with Marco Pescarolo and shop opening, Men’s, Level One, March 6-8; Di Bianco trunk show and creative director Aaron Lottey personal appearance in Men’s Shoes, Level One, March 14-15; Brunello Cucinelli trunk show in Women’s Designer, Level Two, and Men’s, Level One, March 20-22; Sartorio trunk show in Men’s, Level One, March 27-29; and Caroline Constas personal appearance and trunk show in The Shak, Level Two, March 27-28. StanleyKorshak.com

MARCH 6TH - 9TH

Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3, Dallas Symphony

Meyerson Symphony Center | Thurs – Sat 7:30 PM, Sun 3:00 PM

Arguably one of the hardest-to-master piano concertos starts quietly, then unleashes an astonishing torrent of notes and hurtles all leading to an unforgettable, jaw-dropping conclusion. DallasSymphony.org

MARCH 9TH

Dallas Trinity FC vs. Brooklyn FC

Cotton Bowl (Fair Park) | 4:00 PM

They’re the first professional women’s soccer team to reside in Dallas’ historic Cotton Bowl. It marks a refreshing change of pace for the local market with a team that’s filled with some of the top players in the sport. Get the girl power on! DallasTrinityFC.com

MARCH 10TH - 14TH

HPISD Spring Break

No classes.

MARCH 11TH

Andy Grammer

The Factory in Deep Ellum | 8:00 PM

After his 2011 eponymous debut album, which included “Fine By Me” and “Keep Your Head Up,” zoomed to the top of the charts, the multi-platinum singer-songwriter redefined what it means to be a pop star in 2025 with “Honey, I’m Good” and “Good to Be Alive."  TheFactoryInDeepEllum.com

MARCH 15TH

St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Greenville Avenue | 11:00 AM

The largest such parade in the Southwest celebrates going green as fans assemble early along the route. Grab a green beer and enjoy the fun. DallasSTPP.com

MARCH 18TH - 30TH

Back to the Future, The Musical, Broadway Dallas

Music Hall at Fair Park | See website for times

McFly! The beloved, cinematic classic is now a Broadway hit. Go back in time with Marty and Doc Brown to change the course of history in a race against time to fix the future. BroadwayDallas.org

MARCH 19TH - APRIL 20TH

Waitress, Dallas Theater Center

Wyly Theatre | See website for times

Featuring songs by Emmy, Grammy and Tony winner Sara Bareilles,  the Broadway play is an uplifting musical celebrating friendship, motherhood, and the magical qualities of a well-made pie. ATTpac.org

MARCH 22ND

Patriotic Public Day

National Medal of Honor Museum (Arlington) | 7:00 PM

All branches of the United States Military will be represented along with music, a stirring drumline presentation, fireworks and tons of red, white and blue fanfare to salute the brave women and men of the nation’s armed services. mohmuseum.org/the-museum

MARCH 23RD

Papa Roach, Rise Against, Underoath

American Airlines Center | 7:00 PM

Since forming in the 1990s, the California alternative rockers have consistently detonated dance floors fueled by singer Jacoby Shaddix's powerhouse vocals driving some of the genre’s catchiest songs ever. AmericanAirlinesCenter.com

MARCH 27TH - 30TH

Disney on Ice

American Airlines Center | See website for times

“Let’s Dance” is an exciting new production with an all-star cast that features fan-favorite stories from “Frozen 2,” “The Lion King,” “The Little Mermaid,” “Moana,” plus characters from Disney’s newest film, “Wish.” AmericanAirlinesCenter.com

MARCH 28TH - 30TH

A Night of Broadway, Dallas Symphony

Meyerson Symphony Center | Fri – Sat 7:30 PM, Sun 2:00 PM

Steven Reinke conducts an evening of Broadway’s favorites paying homage to icons on the stage and screen with bubbly banter, unabashed laughter, and the unforgettable music DallasSymphony.org

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